The conflict in the Eastern Congo is one of the worst in history, where more than 5.5 million have perished and the U.N. has named it the most dangerous place in the world for women. While “blood diamonds” were infamous in other parts of Africa, in the eastern part of Congo, it’s “conflict minerals” which are mined to be used in cell phones and laptops. That fuels the need for child soldiers and the violence against local women. ActressRobin Wright is an advocate for the victims in the region. She joinsFidel Bafilemba of the Enough Project to discuss the complicated war that has endured since the late 1990’s and what outsiders can do to help.